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BOOKS, &c.

Books! BooKsn Books..
EASTER BOOKS, EASTER CARDS AND EASTER
NOVELTIES.
Also, Teachers Ref. Bibles, Pocket Bibles Family
Bibles, Prayer Books and Hympals, and Sabbath
School Libraries. illustrated Books, bound
in lvorine and other finely bound Books,
suit table for Easter Gifts. All of the
aforementioned goods to be sold
ATAsPECIAL REDUCTION FOR THIS WEEK.
The latest styles of Stationery, including Monte
Cloth. Cambria, &c, at lowest price.
For Price List of Special Book Sale call at
CHAS BAUNS.
mh30-3w BOOK AND STATIONERY DEPT
lIASTER, 1887.
books and Booklets, Devotional Books Easter Novel
ties. Easter Cards, Easter Novelties. Easter Eggs,
Easter Books. Easter Booklets, Easter Papeteries
G. Z. PUkSELL.
Bookseller ard S,atiuner,
mh2O 41S 9th st.
EASTER CARDS. BOOKLETS. AND NOVELTIES.
IL IN GREAT VARIETY
Pocket, Teachers and Family Bibles.
Pr'yers and Hymnals.
Sabbath School Libraries.
Devotional and Theological Books.
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Father O,Iearx Exnc,,e.,.

A CATHOLIC PRIEST ORDERED OUT OF THE DIOCESE
~ BISHOP KESDRICK.
A special from ST. Louis 10 the New York Trio
fsae SAYS: For the last two months Catholic cir
Giles have been agtate over the troubles OF Father
C. F. O'Leary Monday Father OLeary was ex-
PEELED from the diocese OF Archbishop Kendrick
Father OLeaTy distinguished himself by his ar
dent sympathy for the cause OF the Knights OF
Labor and Irish independence. In the great rail-
mad strike on the Gould system last year. he was
stationed IN DeSOto, Mo-, and was taking Such an
active part against the Iron Mountain railroad
that he was sharply reprlmanded by the
archbishop The archbishop found IL neces-
sary 10 remove him to Webster Grove
Missouri, suburban town. The con-
gregatfon there II COMPOSED Of city merchants
Th,:y decided To build a church shortly after his
arrival and Father Oleary co-Operated with
them. They attended 10 all the business person.
ally. Father OLeJTy opposed this Two weeks
ago he struck a member OF his congregation with
Ms fisi, and on the following sunday denounced
the members OF the building COMM tee from the
altar. lie again removed by the archbishop
Since then he has delivered rouSing speeches be-
fore the Irish National League in tins city, recon-
rlending dynamite as the proper article 60 settle
the existing Irish troubles Wishing To 90 abroad
flr q lew weeks. he called on the archbishop Tor
k:ter OF recommendation, and received instead an
fIe7t IA Latin ordering him out OF the diocese. :
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WrccrS,s Pprnrcsr.u ,,n1-rrrr 4 ,..rr,....

WIGGtNs PREDICTS ANOTHER EAKTHQUAKF-Prof
WlsyinS predicts another eIrthilIlhe about
August i? and september 10 next, affecting
western Europe and eastern part OF North Amer.
lea Tine greatest force, lie says, VIII be felt in
the SOUTH hS misphere. lie attributes the pre-
dicted disturbance 10 the law OF recurrence and
The position OF certain planets. which, however he
Declines name.
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Revival of II. and O. Deal Talk.

from the Baltimore sun. today.
President Robert Garrett was at his Office In the
Central building OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Co. yesterday but, as usual, declined to say
anything about "the deal" Friends OF the CON-
pany, however, continued to reiterate the state
ment which they have been making for several
days, that the terms OF a negotiation have been
settled, and that an authoritative announcement
is not remote. The Philadelphia correspondent OF
the iSi, who gave the first information OF the eX-
istence OF the Sully option, telegraphed yesterday
as follows:
'In this city the B. and o. deal has dropped
almost entirely out OF sight, but to-day gentle
man who processes 10 have seen the papers de-
clared that IL had been cOnsummated, Boston
syndicate with ample means having made the
first payment. His story is that the arrangement
was first discussed with the Boston men at the
Hotel Bellevue about two weeks ago, and negotia-
tons have since been proceeding. On Saturday
the Boston folks started out To raise the required
money, and obtained it all In that city. 1t
was paid over In this city to-day. Neither the
street nor the bankers here seem to know anything
about IL, but the gentleman who is authority for
the statement says he was present when the
matter was discussed between the principals. All
EFFORTS 10 get the names Of the contracting parties
failed but they are said to be large capitalists,
with abundant command OF money. From certain
assertions i should suppose that they were
interested In teiegraphy, but not Western Union.
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yVE LIVES n NEW YORK AND WANTS A DIVORCE,
ASD 50 DOES THE POSTMASTER
The y. V. sam OF yesterday says: Albert F. Haw-
Gins, postmaster at Babylon, has brought suit In
The supreme Court or this district for absolute
divoce from his wife, Caroline. MS Hawkins de-
MES al The allegations in his complaint, and hos
Instituted q counter suit for a limited divorce,
charging cruel and Inhuman treatment She ap-
piled 20 Judge DonOhue yesterday for counsel fee
and aiimOny. Her counsel, o. t. CruickShink, said
that her husband had threatened TO put her INTO
an asylum and 10 get rid OF her sent her TO this
city 10 bOIrd, allowing her 81 a week. Ellis oo-
lert counsel said @ln sending his wife TO city
Ike New York was, undoubtedly to entrap her.
NV client is an invalid, afflicted with epilepsy.
Sometimes she mas to go ShOeieSS, and she ought
t. have a comfortable room Instead OF the MlSerd-
bic one she occupies" j. C. Williamson, counsel
for the postmaster denied IN general, every thlng
that was SAID By the other sid.- He said that the
life Mrs Hawkins led with her husband was too
tame Tor her; she hungered for exciteInent-ln
fact she desired 10 study in order that she might
appear before the public as an actress when MIS-
Hawkins came here, he said, she boarded at ~
West 3IsJ street. Here her conduct Was SO oO)ec-
tiOnable that she WAS asked to leave TINS nap
pened again iii " est 10th street. 1--WE make nve
specific charge, OF adultery, said MIR. Nllliamson
reserved.
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LADIES' GOODS.

A. McKEy1r. MoD1srE
1910 st n. W., silk Dressea IS: perfect system
dress cutting taught also lady desired to divide rent
of rooms References. mh26-2Ws
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HOTELS.
PROFESSIONAL

MAD. ELZEMONA. WONDERFUL GIFTED
NCLAIRVOYANT, born with Second Sight Every
hidden mystery 5evesled Finds lost Or buried treas
Gives in business. Removes all family trou-
bes Causes speedy marriages. Brings separated to-
gether. Never fails. Gives picture of one you marry
All in trouble consult this clarvoyant sickness
Satisfaction no pay y to g. Open Sunday 42l
9th st.. bet. D and SITS. NV ap.-2ts
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PROPOSALS FOB FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT
CoMMISSARY SUBSISTENCE,
WAsHINGToN, d. c.. April l, 1887.
Sealed proposals. in trplicate, addressed to the
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, ON THURSDAY, MAY
FIFTH 1887 at which time and place they will be
opened in the presence of bidders for furnishing the
Fresh Beef required by the Subsistence Department,
United states Army, at this depot for issue to troops
&c, during the fiscal commencing July 1st 1887.
The government reserves the right to reject any or
all proposals.
PEnyeopss p must be marked
Information to conditions, quality Of Beef, pay
80 WELLS WILLARD,
apo.6,| SS.m3G4 Capt. and G. s., u. s. A.
DROPOSALS FOR QUARTERMASTER'S STORES.
Il OFFICE OF THE DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March %, 1887.
Sealed Proposals in duplicate, subject the usual
conditions will be received at this Office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK. NOON, on SAL URDAY, APRIL TWEEN rY-
THIRD. 1887, at which time and place they will be
opened III the of bidders for furnishing and
deilveng at once at this depot certain Quartermas
ters Stores, Stationery, Desk furniture Stove Parts
Harness. Horse Blankets Horse Collars, Robes Lime
Lumber, Hardware Tools. and Implements. &c &c
The Government reserves the right to reject or
all bids offered or parts thereof Preference given to
articles OF domestic production, conditions Of price
articles of American production produced the Pacific
Coast to the extent OF the consumption required the
public service there.
Blanks and full instructions as to bidding &C. and
tie list and specifications of articles required will be
furnished on application to this office.
ap3-6t Deputy Q. NJ. Gen'l, U.S.A.
PROPOSALS FOR RATIONs, FUEL AND MILL
GnDD
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Vos BRAsp1s
DRESSMAKIN0 MILLINERY.
Dressmaking Parlors open Monday, April 4th Nil
linery Opening VIII be announced by Card and Dali,
Papers. 1929 PennA ave. lover Jacobe,l. Formerf,
ooh lAth st. NV. Ap2-1m
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FINANCIAL.

1928 F st.. near Ebbitt House.
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.CHEAp Books CHEAP PAPER
The Home, twelve mos, uniform in size and style
neatly bound in cloth, glt, 5 kinds only 5c. each
Writing paper and envelopes, "a sheets Of paper an,
envelopes to match only 1Oc. a box.
The cheapest Albums i'll the city.
Receiving goods daily at
JOHN G PARKERsS
oc11 GIT and 619 18th street n w.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

UNITED STaTEs.-William Mueller ct al !.
vs.. Adelbert 4. UPRIGHT, ct al. Assumpsit.
by stipulation judgment for plaintiff for
s., S09.12 and costs.-UDited States ~.
Hiram Wilson. Indictment for retailing
liquer without paving tax. Verdict not
guilty. discharged. United states rs.
Elijah Walker. Indictment for retailing
Hquor without specia! tar. Verdict guilty.
Sentence deferred until Tuesday. Bal
given in the sum Of &5o-Unitsd States
W. David smith. Trespsssing on Jaited
States land. Pleaded guilty. Jury en-.
psnsilsd and Assessed value OF timber ct
SO.
=CIRcurT-Phsbe .. Rice Va Jgse b
Fistts =; a.. Trespzss on the case. Neriici
for plaintiff. 800 szsinsf defendants Pate,
snf no csgse Of action g. 70 defendant
GounleT. Judgment With costs. Proceed
inzs stay 81 treatv dsvs-Io the matter
of the estate of Iaopass Byrne. deceased
sppes' of NcBaeI ByrBs. Appesl from
Fr5osie Courf. o. trial.-Jsmes CRft -
snS George II. Oushouss vs. Luther r
WueoV ITsspass on ths case. CoaHnBsd
witbout e5ss
0FFTcE BCsrSFss Louis A Bendit = 81.
"a Don J Iesrhsrs Assam1st Nsrr
flsa. .---Ps1t jarg for ths Dscsmssr tern
drawn
FEossrs -Es1sfs ~ Ansssa Wood. De-
csssed. Order EN- 81 ng beirs ---- f,sts =
o. Jsr ne q. fhTis Deeesssf Fetition
f1r ape- ataenf II sn s1mInlstrstor. ---
Fstsle 81 Scaa &c9e wef Deceased. Or
DIR sr1 ist.es Jszaelss Mcfsowel s3r a.
trssrlE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

Belle S. lonE. aa eighteen yeaF-osa
bride. wss grsates divorce from hef has
bana. hilnsm J is0as. Jr.. il tie couny
eears yesterday. eA M arouse oi aessrtloa.
X seens thai AFs Longs father keeps
boarding house &he whcn Ar. long veal
there y step soEne two years 40. he IN
Laeatat:iy eel about 0surtlnE the d44,h
II The household. ana inaaediaiely after
marrying her, sAa stopped paying board.
AT. saa Ars. Long we're mArrlss a year
ago lasl Jan aafy, anJ L0as remained st the
Boarding house uDt8 September, when hs
suddenly disappeared aud has neYeF seen
hesrd from siuce. ArS leng SAYS that
her husband never supported her Shs is
little more than a caild ia ysars, and her
father Las never ceased 10 provide To-
her'
The above item. hesdlEg and all Is from
the Denver Reg'.tlsoaA, though one Of the
partiss.. referred 10. W J. Lesg. Jr., has been
q resident Of this city for the past i've yesrs
beiRg Superintendent Of the MicSigss lnias.
IN Centennial district. The yssns lsdy >
father has written letter 10 a web kRc~n
Official here inqairing IN regard 10 MT.
Long. whom lie seems dssiTous II prose
cutting If he can obtain grounds for doing
So IL appears ir0ll hls letter tbsi be Was
induced to move 10 Denver with h;s famliy
by he prospective sCD ll-lsw. vAo. he
Claims. tEen Jeff him ia tie luToA with his
whole family. He says the marriage aud
subsequent events have cost nun about al
he is worth. that the piano sra other furn-
iiure and fixtures purchased bs Long were
n3l pald for and have 0een seized By the
dealers. and thst there are now numerous
judgments held sEsiRsi the young man.
whose Whereabouts the holders ere anxious
10 ascertain.
z Long IL well known here. where he was
always considered very much oi q gentle
man. lie dressed well, wore diamonds and
always seemed 70 have al abundance OF
funds u 20 on. The men who are inter
eSted IN the Alchiszn and who have been
represented By hi IA here are certainly nue
seople and not only hold nigh positions in
the East, but are gentlemen respected for
their personal worth, and influential IN
business circles. It is possible that things
may not be quite 50 one sided as they sp-
pear 70 be on the face. but the father of the
young girl denounces her late husband ia
the most unme&sured terms LarGmie
Wyoming Ter. boomerang.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19
The GAR AT BERLIN.
A Banquet at the Palace and an Inter
view with Bismarck


view with Bismarck.
BERLIN, Nov. iS-The Car of Russia
arrived in Berlin this morning. The pre-
psrations to receive him are elaborate and
in keeping with his rank. All the Princes.
Cars suit the members OF the Russian
Embassy and their wives. Prince Bismarck
and all the Prussian Ministers and Gen
erals attended the banquet al the palace
this evening. Toe leading Berlin papers
say they are convinced that the populace
receive the Gar with the respect due 10
the Emperor's guest and the ruler of the
Empire living at peace with Germany,
irrcsp pective OF the reasons debating the
visit They will consider the visit an act of
courtesy, To which they couid hardly at
tach political meaning. The papers say
that they believe the Gar will be able TO
convince himself when he meets the En-
peror OF the pacific bent OF Germany
policy.
The North German Gasefte Prince Bis
marck's organ) does not refer 10 the Car $
visit.
Prince Bismarck had an interview today
with the Gar which lasted an hour. The
interview wxs be Id at the lstter's request.
LoNpoN, Nov. lS.-The Tunes Berlin dis
patch SAYS. There was only moderate en-
ihusiasm in Berlin today on the arrival Of
the Gar. and IL was difficult TO decide
whether the cheering was for the Gar or
Prince William. The latter looked sad and
worn. The Czarins aud Princess William
were m0rs Justify cheered; the spectators
were evidently more curious to see the
Russian Emperor thar enthusiastic over h s
arrival -
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19
PRAiSlNG The VETERANS.
Congressman Ford Makes . speech st tn
Soldiers Nome,

Congressman Ford went out to the Sol
diers' Home yesterday afternoon, with
Eber Rice aud Collector George n. Davis as
escorts. Arriving st the Home they were
invited to the post room of John A. Logan
Post No. /. where they were awaited by
over three hundred veterans The popular
Congressman made one OF his usual happy,
otf-hand addresses and succeeded in cheer
ing the heart of every veteran present He
dwelt on the soldiers lie, pictured their
sacrihces-and said that every man who
faced the privatiOns aud sufierlngs in the
great contest twenty five years ago was in
disputably hero. Nr. Ford related his
own experiences l. the navy-he was q BOY
then but not too young 10 be patriot
and told OF some very amusing incidents
Ia which he had been concerned. lie put all
ofthe vets" in the best oil humor. and when
he had finished Capt. Beilair.i .in behalf OF the
veterans, offered the following resolution.
which was adopted with applause.
Resolucd, That the earnest thanks not
only of John A. Logan Post, No. /, out also
of the veterans of this Home be rendered
TO Hon. NJ. Ii. Ford for the honor he has
conferred on us by his presence. for his
cheerful encouragements, instructive and
pleasing incidents. and We o1er him our
sincere thanks and congrat ulations as the
representative from this district of the sol
dier. the veteran as we'll IS our comrade
citizen
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

The foiiozing have been drawn 70 serve
IS petit iurors for the December term of TIE
Kent Crcuit Court Q. A. Rob nson. city-
Charles ~ Brown. Wy0u ~. 1ilss NJ
Arthur. Dekaed. hosa Bgrcn. Lowell.
WA. Il. IS asher. cifr. Henry Iifftis ~usrfs.
J0s@ph Gsss. Gaines. Riiey smrh. Nelson
fil seri q Bs ~. city. James Brock Gale
o0uia. q 4. Bcz1e.l. Ss0n- Isesc y me-
fsr Byron. Iraothv J. Tanner. civ.
hafIes J0susen Sr.-ncer Jasenh Lewis
Bo~ns. NeIxon F0rger. Tyrone a fred
1sfsS ctr. Nzh'oa Dennis Ada Eah
honxle Psinaeie T.. r. Bersrfts. Grand
Rspi1s fownsain ~ p y NJ eff cifT q.
3 Pscssra. Csnson George 3 H0radons.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19
a STRUGGLE WITH A WHALE.
Three Hsa Killed ia sa Attempt TO Cap
tars a Dssp Sea Monster.

turr a Dsep soA noAesrfs
PEovISc Erows, Mass. Nov. ls.-The
whaling steamer Lizzie y, Capt. West, on
,)ctobers. when about hfteen miles from
Seguin Island, OF the coast Of Maiae, saw
large lone whale. and attempted a cap
ture. A boat was lowered, manned by
Can't. West. the mate and four seamen.
The captain With q whale gun. ia which
was al explosive bomb lance, took the bow
Of the boat, while the mate steered. Upon
approaching. the whale showed no inclina-
uoa 70 run. but kept moving around, evil
IDENTIFY waiting To De attacked When the
boat was near enough 10 warrant shot,
the oApsnn dred, bat "a the sea was rough.
the motion of the boat destroyed the ac-
cnracy OF his aim The whale was badly
wounded. bat not in vital part. The
wrale then made fer the boat. and In pass
iDz under it struck 10 With his hukes,
throwing IL some thirty feet into the air
airh It's crew As the boat descended the
" bale again struck it with its tail aud
compietely demolished the boat and killed
jacob klock, cutting him completely ia
Two. The whale then commenced 10 bite
and strike with its tail at pieces of the boat,
killing two more OF the men. who were
supporting themselves on pieces OF the
wreck.
The captain. mate and the other men
were safely taken aboard the steamer and
another boat was lowered 10 capture the
monster. Then the whale attacked the
steamer. BY = quick turn of the rudder
the steamer cleared him by few feet.
This occurred several times. and the swell
which was created by the whales fall back
into the water, knocked all on board OF
their feet. BY throwing over an immense
cask, by which the whale. thinking it was
the ship. was kept back, the captain was
enabled to get q shot in with the bomb
lance. and finally the whale was killed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

doe shs<hsy. al oaI@rto, aaa Jfaa csrdir.
az alanesss-s. Have ss1-to.

kg.assts 20 fst ft-t-s-.r ~lts--
LUDIS4F0s. 4ich.. Nov. ls.-Pursuant 20
announcement a sat 10 a nnish between
soc 5hechey. Of Ontario. and jim Cardih.
Of Minnesota. took place a. The Ladinston
opera House last aishG Time vas called
Al s45 o'clock when both men came from
their corners and Cardiff BY Nay OF intro
ductlon, landed left-handsr on eheehey's
ear. Cardiff forced the Sighting and Sheehey
look The defensive. Cardiff got Ia several
good ones on Sheshey's face. but sheehey
came 1p smiling and fresh A. a daisy at the
and Of the three minutes. As tine Mas
szan called. cardla pushed matters and
planted several stinseFa on 7lceheJ tacs
aid chest. oat a. the close "a the round y
could 0e plainly noueed thai 5leelsey aad
been doing some work on bis own account
and ezs q the besz condition At the call
0f time for the third round Cardiff again led
o1i and 10 a running usht about the ring
-heehsv landed several Of bis sledge-ham-
msr BLOWS. and Cardid was twice on the
foor At the close Of this round Sheehey
mad bsgun % push matters and was IN the
best OF rim. Ilms N4s called Tor the fourth
round when 10th men came from their
corners. bus Sheehey began % tOrce matters
shsshey caugnt Car,iii under the chin with
MS lsft znd l0l.0weo up with bis right, with
a heavy blow on tne neck. which pat Car
dia on tbs noor. Cardia laid upon the
door niieen seconds when time vas called.
As be staggered 90 his feet and went 70 his
corner he refused 10 come % time. and
xsksd ior another referee. ~ this, joan
shea, the referee. stepped forward and an
n0uDced thaF Re Was a stranger 70 both men
aud had done his best, but would nght
either OF them 10 a hnish himself, II they so
desired Oa any future occasion. Sheehey
came from his corner and offered Csrdiu
t-n-dollar note 20 hsht another round. and
a. the same time offered 90 waive the refs-
rse's decision and go on With the contest.
Cardia refused and the referee declared Joe
Shsshey the winner. CaFtid claimed a
weight OF 10 pounds aud stood SIX feet and
one inch. While oheehey Stood tve teet ten,
weight l92 As the mea first appeared it
could be plainly seen that Cardiff weight
bad been Overesti mated. az oheehey was
clearly the heayiess aud by isr the best
Quilt man Of the tso.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19
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